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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27
by Quarles & McCurdy.
Real Estate Brokers.
NRUSTEES' SALE OF THAT
MAGNIFICENT BRoWNSTONE- FRONT COR
NER STORE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF THIRTEENTH
AND MAIN STREETS,
AND TIE
SMALLER ONE IN THE REAR,
FRONTING on THIRTEENTH COR GOV
ERNOB) STREET,
SOW OCCUPIED BY MEssRs. PURCELL,
LADD s. CO.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

In part execution OF a certain deed OF trust
% the undersigned trustees from Charles w.
Purcell, toaring date on the 2d day OF March,
So and duly recorded In the clerks ONCE OF
be Richmond Chancery Court, we, being re-
iuired 80 10 DO by the parties therein secured,
and with the consent Of all parties interested,
gill offer for sale az public auction, upon the
premises, at O'Clock +. NJ, ON
TUESDAY, APRIL 5. 1887,
he aforementioned PROPERTY. This pro
nerty /. too wen known 70 require more ex-
ended notice. IL Is certainly one Of the best
pieces Of property, In every respect, In ms
city.
The main store on Main street has front OF
q feet II inches and runs back about ~ feet,
and tho one ON Governor street 'front.' Oh -
leet 6 inches, and runs back about 10 feet
PiRts Of the property can DO seen at the Of
dee Of the auctioneers-
win be offered as q whole or subdividod as
nay be deemed best az sale.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash. yet II
a very probable more liberal terms Will bs
,,iven ri sale. JAMES III. DOOLEY,
PuILIPT. PURCELL,
Trustees
OrARLEs a McCURDY, Auetloneers. NH Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
i BILE HOUSE AND LOT AT TIL COhNEn
OFgENTh AND HULL STREETS, NANChh,>..
TRls, yA.-By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated
February W, 1855 duly recorded In the e'.sks
cffice 81 the Hastings Court Of the city OF NAB
chester. Deed Book Volume 8, pago S,i, 70 me
undersigned trustee. default having pcch
made 10 the payment OF note secured therc-
by. and being required 50 TO do by tae holder
thereof. win sell AZ public auction, on mo
premises, ON
TUESDAY. ArsIl 3 1897.
n, a O'Clock p. NJ, thai VERY VALUABLE
HorsE AND Lon fronting u feet on the north
side of Hun street. OF tho corner o. Tenth
street. and running back iso feet The BALD
ina Il large shree-story building. and b ~
aek6 pt occupied BY tho city q Manchester -
pubic school This b . drstclass business
sssnd and should attract the aflpntkon of par
sies Investing IN real estate; :.
sale. Probably more ltbere1 terms may -
given q no yale - . ne baAnnoes "a ~ =
$3.50 JOHN :. sAlgrsoN. rsrses
sAssepx \ ApAneoxs Aer9eneR neo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27

A grant Of urgency for the coercion
bin was rejected Friday in the Eng
l;sL Parlianent---ayes, 260; noes, 54j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27
Auction aALEs-Puture Days.
BY II. Seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.


UCTION SALE OF TWO VAL
N LIABLE WEST-END BUILDING LOTS.
ONE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BkoAD
STREET OPPOSITE THE fkhDEi ~ Nv,
EREIGUT DETOT AND THE OTHER On
THE NORTH SIDE or GRACE STREET BE
TWEEN HARRISON AND RiLAND..M tho
request q the owner. viii offer at public anc-
ton, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30, 1857.
commencing at 5 O'Clock T. NJ, those BrAuTI-
FIL LOTS as above located. The Broad-street
lot fronts ~ 9l2xls3 feet 10 an any - zee.
wide and commences III feet east OF hylsnd
street. The Grace street lot commences vs.! > ~
feet west of Harrison street and fronts "a 81"
ri39 feet TO a twenty-foOt alley THIS sale one,r,
an opportunity 10 invest Ia real estate Una, VIII
teadiiy increase In value.
1PRgs: LIBERAL and made Known ~ hour OF
ale. n. SELDOM TAYLOR.
mn ag Auctl0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27

swifts Specific is entirely vegetable. Tres-
tise ON Blood and skin Diseases mailed ffee.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga, or Isl west Twenty
shird street. New York. ah &-iw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20. 1897.
commencing at ~ NJ,

CFACIURiNG PROPERTY ~ RICHMOND,
VA.-On
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20. 1881.
commencing at ~ NJ,
we viii sell by auction. on the promises, the
following lrOpeTty-tO wit:
LIST The "GALLE0O FLOUR MILLS
with the machinery therein and the water
over thereto belonging, consisting Of about
eco square inches Cf water under pressure
I Az feet (but subject 10 an annual waterfront
4 i2,4l0. The building Is lC5xg5 feet, aud u OF
uressed brick and covered With sle'e, AMI y
aleht stories high, with a daily capacity Of 100
~. The "GALLEGo CoRN-gILLs,n ma
hihery, SC. These mills are Of brick. six sio-
les high, and produce 1000 bushels OF meal
Ger cay. Tho waste water from The nour-mills
furnishes the power.
"a. The hILLsIlR adjoining the oorl-rnills
IN fho cast with the massive foundatiOn-wals
hereon, which cost $1,000. The lot Is 6J1ioJ
;eet; afapio weier-rowef can pe 2otsined.
.th. Tho LOT lHsxi6J aect a1ioiring TIE corn
nils on the west. ~ a small cost UNLIMITED
wnier-power can be hrd, which mszos tois lot
,aluable for any manufacturing enterprise.
9Th. The LOT fronting iSs feet on Twelfth
street, between Canal and Byrd stroets, run
ming lack 70 feet 10 thirteenth street, with
he large framed building thereon, used a.
5umac and bark mill, and In tho rear the STA
Oles Of the Csllego Nails.
6db The FoUh-STORY BRICK BUILDING
=
.or storage above and Offices below.
.th. Tho VALUABLE MILL SITE about ono
half mile west Of the city, on the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad and ON the canal; from
which unlimited water-power can be had. The
lot contains about one fourth OF an acre.
Sth. The VALUABLE FLOUR BRANDS
tpown as the "GALLEG0" and the
"ODANCE." These brands have worldwide
reputation ard great popularity, especiaiiyin
he South American States
TERMS: One fourth each balance In equailn-
siaimen,s at one, two, ard three years Tor
nctes, with interest added, and the title retaa-
ID by the court until payment OF all OF mo
purchaee-mOney.
For descriptive circulars and particulars ap-
ply % either Of the auctioneer&
z. 4. WILLIAMS, j. n. GUY, W. J. LEAkE,
and 7. G. JACKSON, Special Commissioners:
NH 9-eoi
sroxFs a ALLEN, PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST Ihx
GALLEGo-MiLIs MANUFACTURING COMPANY
AxD OTuRRs, Defendants; AND TBs MIR
CiIAeTs AID PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK, fIAiN-
rfY. AGAINST THE GAILEGo-AILLs MAsUfAc-
TURING c0xPASY AND OTHERS. DEPENDANT
IN iHg CHAECERY COURT cF THE CRY OF
RICHMOND.
I. BENJAMIN II. Berry, CLERK Of SAID court,
certify that the bond required OF tho spcelsi
commissioners by the decree In said causes OF
February ", 1871. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this II u day Of March,
1881 BENJAMIN H. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27
by n. W. BOwe
and
II. seldom Taylor,
Auciioneora.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" UABIE FLOUR-MILL AND OTHER MAN
CFACqUElNG PROPERTY ~ RICHMOND,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27
SALE OF A VALUA

BY sampson g Adamson,
Real Estate Auctionecrs aud Insurance Asens'
sl3 Hull street. Manchester, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26
A Card.
Editors Of fle Tn<s

| Editors Of tie Tm<s:
some t~o se~ks sincs. 10 +. eonr.r,.,io,
Sno I've s~aiienen .i Psg-A. l in.svert.ntI,
repeAtrd Asgaaes disrespeciiui TO ,hs Mr,he.
dis'' OF tha, locality. .h,ch language hid
nea,a nsd been apfl ed 10 them By Capt. l..
s'ne 'aee ! have lsarsed TO ny sstis,aetios.
,na' IN! ",ofmsai sas mi'i.ken, having mic
understood ih. Captain ords hen ,,,.k;ns
OF an"iner mailer. .nd that rs . matter of t.r,
mat g'uiisuas never made use OF the lansu.v,
above referred TO.
make ibis statement freely snd unsolicited
30 sci OF simple Justice to C.pt.ia wiim-r.
a"o 10 correct .ny f-lss impressions that ma,
"a'e sern fn4ae. Jas. A. FRAxxlIx.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26

Miss Maria C. Boswell, who has been
o,;,e s;ck at her home here since her re- |
turn from q snjourn at Cape May,is now;"e
are happy to report, convalescing' =.
sunposed she was made sick from eating
ice cream, as no other cause i"r !el s'oN
ness can be definitely ascer'ainsd.
MIR. G. Stonestreet, one OF the dee
oates to the republican State convention
which met in Baltimore Wednesday mss
ell the train ON that morning ana SO was
not able to participate in his par'ys de
l,ber.tions. A Poscy supplied his place
w no was also made member OF the com
mi,ee on permanen, organization,
The cannery at La Plata Is max
daily mack of b.tween 5000 and lo.ooo
csna Of corn when run on full time On
Idr~wbark however. has been experienced
in \ lack of water, the wells having several
: t,mes failed. This is one thing oar sister
; village has always lacked, howevrr. SINCE
the visit Of John liobins"n's elephants
Nj. r.J.C. Lang and Brigadi-r General
Cbns. Williams, oil Wasa,nstoh, paid
Axinv visit to MIR. and Mrs. hobt Fergus
snn Iast week and anticipate paying N
LONGER one in the fall, with tn view oil IN
vest,up in real estate in our county. we
lam that II is Gen. Wil.ixmss Intention
to purcbase b farm on our river 'front.' "
he can I've suited, to be used AS snmm''
residence and for bunting.
The fes ival held at L. Plat, on "e"'
p.sd,y AFTERNOON by the ladies oil this par
ish for the purpose of raising iun"s 10
make some needed repairs 10 the fectory
was largely attended and all spent hn'
nlly in the good cause. Everything on;r'
ed for sale was disposed ut and hand
some sum was realized by the ladies.
is thought that the net pronts VIII oe coo
siderably upwards OF 500.
d Convocation services were held in CHRIS
r Church. this town, yesterday. Kew. Di
I Addison. the Dean, assisted by the Revs
II Mr. Steele and T. o. Tongue, officiatins
Not withstandiug the TACT that II was no
peperaly known the services wouid
o held quite q large congregation was In al
r tendance both in the morning and aitei
IS noon. The Rev. gen,lemea came nef
d from Durham Parish, Nanjemoy. ~her
Is simil.r services had been bed on luesd.
l. and "Wednesday proceeding.
+ One of the busiest en- at the repuol
'e can convention here on Monday was A
II Thomas A. Matthews, of La Piata-or
re etovu Tom. He Was quite busy outto'
- holing the delegates and others, pressin
y with uudoub,ed eloquence aud pathos b
!, claims ior a seat on the bench OF the mel
6, lOrphsns' Court Toms experience VII
- ...,hans has been 90 extensive that
IA then.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26
COMMUNICATED.
E,ifors of the Times i:

As things seem to be very quiet ana ho,n,"f ,i.,,.
has been said of ChicamuXen for some ,i, inn ha
Thought IL would never do to let our ss'tl,' @ on
entirely forgotten. l, therefore, senu YOU "''
item or two hoping they may be tshn have
heen snenoing plrt of the summer Win NJ Nii' =;
l.. Wheeler, have returned to to the,f @ al.n n" been
| ri.i,jng our neirhborhood from Bo ton, Mis-
left for New York last week Mr.; Aiosrs sr len -,
Posey has the finest looking cornneiu irS ranye
even in fertile ChicamuXen. The staIks ia,,s ~
In height from seventeen Ia twenty te9t anu a, +.
large enough to make railroad Ties; IL ~, ,nonii
swamp or other places can beat this we ~ VIZ ~, II
| like 10 hear from them? There Is pas stm,, "',
club at Doncaster, the only one w 'mr ',ha,
| We heIieye. p. they would like Ia hear from u'ne
clubs. that is II the Howard hines liaHe ,'' P
a stop to base ball playing in the county, M Wr
,h.rt Martin while crossing the tafm ,h VI
n v. i,ison recently. had his horse to nan tmt
a bridge and finally get under H. ), w", $50, go ~
lont However without injury to either man y
ben,t There was "A fcotrSce III Chlca'iuA.i M
few riavs ago between fonohkrH ~, ,ns " sro
TOAD frog After an exciting contest 'r ''
M .ou '''Ne JnHS DIFF ERAHuck.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26
The Tobacco Question
EdiisYs Of iif INN

Ed.fsrs Of Tie Tpes:
II 70 the opinion OF all the farmers in M
ne'g Dor mood that there should be . ees~r.l
"ee'oE. seid - early ss possible in Port To-
sacco, for The purpose Of discu,,;nr ~. ,oh.,.
co question. IL is very eridea, tia, ne ar,
now, to . great sHtsni, in the h.na. of On.
man-ane French buyer. As his bid to Gil ,h.
cos'rses. lei 1t be high or los, govern. the
price OF all vat class Of toese~o thai voula
saii the Freneh market. Consequently, :. ID,
nld Is always lev. IL ls sinjsrsoas ~ .hs :arne,
We only thro1 out oae hat OF .hs, nigh, be
talked over. IL Is said that waer, ther, /.
-iii there 10 = way. There is = cry -ho will
'oDe and help us, let them say pos ~hs,Les
hey will or not. P.,s,.
Waldorf, Aag. 23rd, 1887.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26

syPu0hO Fever.
Discussing the dssribution OF ty pboid iev;sr
! Oldham. DR.. Niven, the medical officer o,
health. refers to the well-known tendency of this
osease to prevail In the colder rather than in the
warmer months. In the case OF his district be
interprets it by explaining that there is general
influence In operation which is for the mott par,
combined With influences acting specially In the
winter months That general influence he de.
scribes as either the admission of sewer air ,nso
houses by n,eaassofd detective drain arrangements
or the action Of polluted subsoil water. or the
Two combined. OIen doors and windows In sum-
mer reduce to . minimum the evils thus resnlt.
Ing. But In the winter Injurious emana tions are
drawn into dwellings by the aid OF internal
warmth and Of nres, and the foul air Is penn~6
IN by n ason OF close doors and windows.r This
explanation Las often been referred to bv var,.
Gus omcers OF health, and the circumstances ,a.
scribed must be REGARDED as having an imnort
ant bearing both upon typhoid feverand other
conditions OF health. Ventilation of houses is s
much needed in winter as in summer and wa
snouid like to see provided a bylaw which re- |
quires every house to be built on a sill covered |
with layer OF good cement concrete everr
wnefe adopted and carried out Nv snch mea1sI
alone can the suction into DWELLINGS or snhsni1
sIr. Wnlcn Is always open to suspicion he mr.
Lancet VIC pre-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26
local NIATTERS:

~The. subscription prtce. OF IHE
TINES Is ST.. per annum IT pad I"
advance or at any time ,oithi" the cur
rent year; If not paid rithis the year
S1.5O wiU be Invariably charged, a.
sl,oays heretofore, aid iom tais RUE
,o eyceNion arW be nude.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26
Local Brevtt,es.

Mr.. Samuel C. Psdge,t left her on No,
day last for weeks sojeurn at Atl.n,;,
City. NJ. -"'''
As September approaches our oyster
men are preparing to engage 10 their win
ter's occupation. "
MISS Nellie Brawner, W.sbiovtor
oeiie' has been spending the past week
with Mrs. F. n. Cox.
The announcement of two new Demo.
cratic candidates appears in our adverti..
ing columns this week.
The cool wave promised US by .Old
possibilities" reached here yesterday
Inc change is most agreeable one.
Miss Cora Medley. Of Annapolis, has
been spending several weeks in the conn.
~ with her uncle Mr.. F. Oscar Medley.
Next Wednesday is the last day of sum.
mer, according to the almanac. We NAV
safely look for plenty Of SUNNI weather
yet, however.
Snintoleo-The great Malaria, Fever
and Ague Remedy. Reliable. Safe and
Efficient. Price SO cents per bottle. For
sale by all Druggists.
The school commissioner, visited Oh.
neig ghborhood Of Newpor, on Tuesday to
inquire into the necessity of erecting
NC" coi"fsd school house 10 that section.
Ihere has been more sickness through.
'ut our county this summer than for man,
seasons. Typhoid fever and cases ofI
iiptheria are said to exist in some sec.
ions.
The c"lored camp meeting in Carmen
ers woods, near Pisgah, has been in fulI
'rogress during the past week, and WA. /
argely attended by both white and color q
d citizens
Inc howard Rif1 are ordered to re- '
ort mere Tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock a
iarp, 10 full dress with marching epuip. ?
'en's. Tie Captain will then prom uloate /.
re orders he has received All are ex.
scsed to be present under peaalty.
The tournament A. Marshall Hall next g
!. = nursaiay pro.nises 10 equal the pleasant $. 9,
Lars heId In the past ut that popular 81
sort Cnl.l Ah Kibhin, the genial pro. ie
pe'eF has the Reputation Of fultilIin9 aIl 1er
= pEomiscs. ." vi
Our thanks are due tn our url,ane ..loo,l Ii,
..,niner, blr FIJI. Maddox. for : nresent sn
deifci"us peaches. They we're the frat To To
had seen this year in the county and ce
say that We enjoyed them would I've sS sc
ltting it too mildly th
Mr.. Peter Trott,r, the contrac.o-. will er,
mmence he work Of rebuilding the an
'dges over Zachia Swamp on Monday. eta th,
q he expects to have them com pleted pr
FRIDAY. 1t would be we'll for the pub. CO.. CO..
TO avoid travelling that road until after an
latter day. to
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26
couu,y Convention.

Republican County
The republican primaries to send delesa'es'o 10
tho state convention in Baltimore ana 10 iil''ho
ARRANGEMENTS for nominating county Iehe' !
were held In different districts on sa'u'oaS 80
ons the county convention assembled IN the
...... ho,se On Monday, This was decidedly the
:. mast AFFAIR of the kind that has ever been W.
,,assea !, the county. The colored citizens turned
ont very meagerly. not enough being present 10
Al, nm the delegations of five from each district
.na such as were here were very orderly anu
oniet Most Of the old time white Leaders "e'o
conspicuous by their absence, b. IT, Stohe>t'ee'
and sydney F. Mudd being the only wv" oi 'he
chief bosses present. Most OF the Ola eo''ie"
leaders were also absent. The conNeht'oh VIZ
pized by electing II. G. Stonestreet, pfes'oeH''"'
Edward Edelen, white, and John r. Love- eoo
.a secretaries. Several names including X. =.
Mitchell and DIR. Lancaster were then put III
nomination for delegates tn the state cohNeh'io"
and a ballot taken which resulted In the e'ee'o"
of sydney e Mudd and B. G. Stonestreet' w"'r'
and Charlie. Mason and John F. Love- coi''e"
as d, legates. Ir. Lancaster recel'eo ou' VIZ
ond Mitchell ONLY &. II was very evident from
the star, that Mitchell was going 10 ne MAJ "'~ "
pun Early in the count vote for Il. ID.
,,,,.,,.u ,yas announced when Mr.. Stone>treet
nromptly ord. rcd that it be set down among 'he
oa,ter,,u votes on account Of q mistake oi one
initial letter not falling, however, to count the
,,ber three names on the ticket in the face OF tne
,.So,p,ion that every ticket must contain iour.
later on however when IL became apisreh'
HAT .Drk" was .Sati!y left, Mr.. St"hss'ree'
vr.c;ously suggested that n ticket coh'a'hi's
= an,v AZ. Mitchell should be co lntru. Inc
s who,.. aefair went off like Quaker meeting
Anv one in the clerks office would not NAY !.
known that anything was going ON III 'he e'"'
, room Notwithstanding the door was open.
, Not a word was said in the meeting ADO"
nominating or .arranging for county t'cSe'
7, 10 definitely learned that many Of those pre-
. cont were in favor of nominating q full ticke
Monday, but 1t appeared to be impossio 10 nn'
9 suitable material to make one up. me MATE
= was indefinitely postponed IL Is prooaoie '.'a
= the local. fight is recognized to be sncn np-ni
business that 1t will be allowed tn go oy deiaui
iThe Tournament.
% A tournament, gotten mp by some Oh u
70 vonnr men of this neighborhood- was held ne'
Ia Plata on Thursday of last week. anu wa
20 largely attended by the young folks of this an
5. other sections Fifteen young aud saiiant khe"
- wore on hand to contest for the honor Oh cro"r
"A inc the oueen Of the occasion and her nve o
,r tendsnt maids They were marshaied into hn
!. npder the able leadership Of Lieut.. h. Heo<
10 boswell. who acted as chief marshal. and vel
= marched to the judges stand where happs' We
er timed, cheering address on chiSaity se"e'"
H. and the power Of woman particularly was
or uveretl to them in his usually happy vein
Wilmer. The fitting was commence
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26


The Wsshinston correspondent of ,h B.ln
more Sun writing under date Of the 2lg ipst,n
says:
Among certain Maryl land democrats e.,..;.
ally those who are interested in the sff,ir. =,
the hith congressional district, the impre,s;on :
prevails that Mr.. G. G. Lancaster, presldsos ~
th- Maryland Democratic Club, is in tr.inin.
20 suefeed Representative Compton in the 5l,t
congress. This sui jet is frequently DISGUISED
" Marylanders rssidisg within this bistr;rt
and the friends Of Mr.. Lsnrasler claim ,bs, he
deserves especial FecoRuitien and reward fo,
ms enoris to otiAin the removal of ex. .Superin.
seadeni Davis from the Wasbln gton navy vsrd
ing SO claim that owing to the fact thai
mr. Lanraster II son -in-law OF Representstiv.
h"ndAa, Of Penn.ylvania, be would probably
oerome very valuable representative Of Msrr
Iznd 10 Congress. Mr.. Csmpton's triends do
moi take any stock in Mr.. Lanc.ster' 8 candidarY
:. thn time. wbIch they say is merely the i.
oivIdual expressions Of lew en,h usiastlc nd
nlrers OF The latter gentleman. Iris OF course
'os early to begin TO speculate on the 5Ist Cor.
s Tess. and besides Mr. Compton appear 10 le |
growing 10 the esiition ef bis constitute Il. .s |
well "s gaining. ind .esre and IN ,or with bis
colleague in Congress. His promiueuce io
ihe last Congress will prshabiy be rewarded
~ TIE eh"Irnsnsbip OF . cou miliee.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26
For the Orphans Court.

A, The r,qnes, .f mtn' friends from we ',n
as,,ir, har. consented to he'ome rand'd'e
tor ,,e Orphans Court. sui j-c, to the ~e' u"
Of the Dem ,rratic CnnS"a'i"n
" JOHN d. NORRIS, ia
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26

.ssned'es that sell Is uelI.
or give such universal sa,isfsetioa There h.,,
"esn some voaderful cures effected by these
m~dieia-s in this city. Several cases Of uro.
oosne-d cossauptioa have bern entirely Gu red
oy use OF ie. bottles Of DR.. Kings New D,s-
covery. taken 10 conosc,ios With Electric B,i.
,e"; We guarantee them always. Sid er
W. W. P.dsst.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26
Greatly Excited

Not few Of the citizens Of Charles count,
have recently become greatly excited over m.
astounding facts, that several Of their friend.
VINO nsd se-n pronounced by their physician,
~ "ruras'e aud beyond all hop--sufrrins
~"a lna' dreaded monster Consump,ion--ha,e
been completely cured BY DR.. King. N.~ NJ
cosery for Consum p,iou, the only ren,av ,hs,
does positively cure all throat . nd lung di,,,.e.
coughs, Colds, Asihms aad Brouchitis rr.i
bottle free at W. W. P.dxett. large bottle. sI
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26
For tho Legislature.

A, the solicitation OF MANY fr'-rds have
10 n-cor,- y rsndli~tr i"' th" h"''
III prl-ys,es from IN. distract, SUI l-'' '" '''
Detuorr lii convention. ,r,
CuAS n POSEl.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-08-26
A wors ae F.rmer.


AS the season for the sowing Of winter wbea,
Is approaching and as our farmers will soop ba.
come busy preparing their land for this crop we
would call their attention 70 . valuable and in /.
aispensioie machine to aid them in this work In
the Farmeis Favorite" grain drill, the adver.
tfsement OF which appears elsewhere In ON.
columns today. For general excellence tbisdriu
mas no equals on the market today, and vbere.
ever used II Is highly recommended, possessing
many advantages over most drills now In use.-
A good machine Of this kind is necesu.rv In
securing an evenly planted and well sowed crnD
OF wheat and the consequent abundant yield and
70 all who intend purchasing new drills this fall
We unfesitatingiy recommend the Farmers
faVorite." NJ. Wm Queen, Of Bryantown, is
tne agent for those machines in the county and |
he will be glad to give any information asked In
regard 70 their working and advantages. They
can be ordered through him and he will have
them shipped to any part of the county desired
w rite to him for circulars and Information ba. |
lore purchasing.